At the Sino-Tibetan Border, My Man’s Concubine Wants to Kill Me

Republican-era heroine + commerce and revenge in chaotic times + power plays

Driven to the brink by her husband and his concubine, with pursuers closing in fast.

Yangjin smiled. “Kill one, and I pay with my life. Kill two, and I come out ahead.”

She is a Tibetan woman who spent years studying away from home as a child. Following her family’s wishes, she returned to marry and diligently managed the household for years, only to end up with her family destroyed and her loved ones dead.

Her property was seized, her son was taken from her, and her enemies were determined to wipe her out and take her life.

Rescued from the brink by a taciturn man, she finally saw the truth:

In this world, you can rely on no one but yourself.

She will build a trading caravan, open new trade routes, and seize real power step by step.

She will take back her property with her own hands, reclaim her son, and make everyone who betrayed and hurt her pay for their blood debts!

[No rebirth. No golden finger.] The heroine is decisive and ruthless. She will build her career and amass wealth while carefully plotting her revenge at every turn!